Books

EVPL is bringing books, music, activities, and food trucks to the Evansville riverfront for a free summer event series.

A whimsical Indianapolis home inspired by Alice in Wonderland is now for sale. The Broad Ripple bungalow features immersive decor, storybook charm, and a price tag of $215,000.

A local woman bought a book at the Boonville Goodwill, and the heartfelt message found inside has her and the community searching for its rightful owner.

Magpie Vintage is moving into the second floor of Your Brothers Bookstore in downtown Evansville bringing curated retro fashion and accessories.

Displaced Pages in Owensboro is a vibrant new shop full of books, vinyl, local art, and cozy vibes—a must-visit for music lovers, readers, and creatives alike!

Timothy Egan, bestselling Author of "A Fever in the Hearland: The Ku Klux Klan's Plot to Take Over America, and the Woman Who Stopped Them," will visit Evansville.

Bibliophiles are soon going to find it more difficult to buy their books in paperback form. Here's what you need to know.

If you were a student in Indiana in the 1980s, I may have found an old textbook of yours. If you want it back, it's all yours.

The long-running reading program has been around for 40 years.

A series of fortunate events led to a "cameo" by the late former RiverPark Center president in a Monk novel by Lee Goldberg.

The Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library's summer book sale features thousands of books, audiobooks, movies, and CDs at unbeatable prices.

A disturbing tragedy at a Kentucky high school in 1997 led Stephen King to cease all printings of one of his earliest novels.